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The market behavior of the consumers can be understood which is very much helpful in
decision making through micro economics¬
It also lead to understanding of the individual supply and demand determinants of the
market¬
Now let us take look at what macro economics means. Macro economics is that branch
of economics which studies the economics in a broader sense for example it deals with
national income of the country or the buying behavior of the Indians and foreign trade
position of India. Here the behavior of the economy is studied as a whole and as matter of
fact both macro and micro economics are very inter-dependent in nature and both
influence in decision making and strategy formulating of an organization.
Though they are interdependent they are still different from one another and the
following points will justify their differences:
Micro economics studies the individual behavior¬ that is it studies the consumption
behavior or attitude of a consumer whereas macro economics on the other hand studies
the overall market structure, that is enables the organization to understand the size and
capacity of the market.
In the¬ pricing method micro economics concerns with the price of a individual product
whereas in macro economics the overall production costs is considered
Taxation is another example which determines the¬ difference between these two fields
of economics. Micro economics deals with the individual's tax aspects where macro
economics deals with the overall tax aspects of the country.
Therefore by looking at the above differences between micro and macro economics we
can conclude that both these approaches towards the field of economics today occupy
Macro Economics:-
1. Micro Economics studies the problems of individual economic units such as a firm, an
industry, a consumer etc.
2. Micro Economic studies the problems of price determination, resource allocation etc.
3. While formulating economic theories, Micro Economics assumes that other things
remain constant.
2. Macro Economics studies the problems of economic growth, employment and income
determination etc.